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Box 106

 Container

Contains 9 Results:

Miscellaneous

 File — Box: 106, Folder: 2
Scope and Contents

1. Program Report, Informational Feature Services, from April 1 to July 1, 1938 (16 pages).

2. Photographs: [Illegible] of Senate names (4 photos, 2 copies).

3. Sunday Mirror, Magazine Section, (New York, New York), Sunday January 28, 1940.

4. The WPA - Loafers or Workers? by David Cushman Coyle, March 1939 (5 pages).

5. Pen Project - America, the WPA, and 20,000,000 Words. Pathfinder, December 17, 1938.

Dates: 1935-1943

Leaflets

 File — Box: 106, Folder: 3
Scope and Contents 1. Money and Currency in Oregon by R.L. Lovelace, July 5, 1937 (9 pages, 5 copies). 2. Memo: To All State Directors of the Federal Writers' Project, From Henry G. Alsberg, Director, July 12, 1937 (1 page, 4 copies). 3. Memo: To Mr. Powers, From Mrs. Churchill. Subject - Mimeographed material. No date given. 4. Memo: Memo: To Mr. Powers, From Mrs. Churchill, July 19, 1937. Subject - Proposed School Leaflet Series (2 copies). 5. Memo: To Mr. Powers, From Mrs....
Dates: 1935-1943

Newspaper publicity clippings, pt. 1, 1935-1937

 File — Box: 106, Folder: 4
Scope and Contents 1. Newspaper clipping: WPA's Venture in the Arts. La Grande Evening Observer, July 30, 1937. 2. Newspaper clipping: Pioneer Apples Valued as Gold - Oregon Pays $1 Each and California Double. Oregonian, December 6, [year not given]. 3. Newspaper clipping: Modern Grandmother Goes Places. Oregon Daily Journal, May 13, 1937. 4. Newspaper clipping: Old Files Yield Odd Story of the Spanish Friars. Seattle [illegible], July 18th, 1937. 5. Newspaper clipping: Municipal Broom...
Dates: 1935-1937

Newspaper publicity clippings, pt. 2, 1936-1937

 File — Box: 106, Folder: 5
Scope and Contents 1. Newspaper clipping: Smile, Ye Moderns, at Love Letters of Long Ago by Wilma Leiter. Oregon Journal, October 16, 1938. 2. Newspaper clipping: 'Colonel', Famous Fire Horse, Given Writeup. Oregon Journal, October 12, 1938. 3. Newspaper clipping: Total Fire Loss of $48,618.97 Laid to Smokers. Oregon Journal, October 12, 1938. 4. Newspaper clipping: Lady - Watch that Flatiron - Everyone Can Help Portland Prevent Fires. Journal, October 9, 1938. 5. Newspaper clipping:...
Dates: 1936-1937

Newspaper publicity clippings, pt. 3, 1936

 File — Box: 106, Folder: 6
Scope and Contents 1. Clipping: Rediscovering the Nation's Records. Reprinted from Daughters American Revolution Magazine, October 1936. 2. Newspaper clipping: Balancing was Simple Matter - Early Day County Books are Source of Wonder to Accountants. Ogden Standard-Examiner, December 8, 1936. 3. Newspaper clipping: County Heads Stress Duty to Utah People - Blood Tells of Efforts to Co-operate with Nation on Security Plan. Ogden Standard-Examiner, December 8, 1936. 4. Newspaper clipping: Walla...
Dates: 1936

Newspaper publicity clippings, pt. 4, 1938

 File — Box: 106, Folder: 7
Scope and Contents 1. Newspaper clipping: They Built Houses to Burn - Fire Prevention Week Recalls Activities of Portland Firebugs. Oregonian, October 9, 1938 (2 copies). 2. Newspaper clipping: Lady - Watch That Flatiron. Everyone Can Help Portland Preent Fires. Oregon Journal, October 9, 1938 (2 copies). 3. Newspaper clipping: Smile, Ye Moderns, at Love Letters of Long Ago. Oregon Journal, October 16, 1938. 4. Newspaper clipping: Oregon Coast Boasts Only Mainland Sealion Rookeries in the...
Dates: 1938

Newspaper publicity clippings, pt. 5, 1938-1939

 File — Box: 106, Folder: 8
Scope and Contents 1. Newspaper clipping: Oyster Shell Beds Found in Bay. Myrtle Point Herald, January 12, 1939. 2. Newspaper clipping: Oregon of Long Ago. Scio Tribune, June 29, 1939. 3. Newspaper clipping: Oregon Fossil Beds. Milton Eagle, August 3, 1939. 4. Newspaper clipping: Bookmobile jogs away with Volumes. No citation given. 5. Newspaper clipping: Lane's New 'Bookmobile' Arrives - Vehicle to Take Volumes to Rural Areas. Eugene News, July 20, 1939. 6. Newspaper clipping:...
Dates: 1938-1939

Newspaper publicity clippings, pt. 6, 1939-1940

 File — Box: 106, Folder: 9
Scope and Contents 1. Newspaper clipping: State to Employ Beauty Teacher. Journal, October 22, 1941. 2. Newspaper clipping: Printing Displayed. Oregonian, November 21, 1939. 3. Newspaper clipping: Wheat was Once Medium of Exchange. Aurora Observer, November 17, 1939. 4. Newspaper clipping: Thanksgiving Day Once in December. Aurora Observer, November 17, 1939. 5. Newspaper clipping: No article title. First sentence: Had the pioneer streets not been so narrow, the streets of present-day...
Dates: 1939-1940

Know Your Project

 File — Box: 106, Folder: 1
Scope and Contents

1. This Work Pays Your Community (4 pages).

2. Know Your Project, February 6, 1940 (6 pages, 2 copies).

3. Know Your Project (6 pages).

4. Know Your Project (5 pages).

5. Know Your Project (5 pages, 2 copies).

6. Know Your Project (8 pages, 2 copies).

7. Know Your Project (7 pages, 2 copies).

Dates: 1935-1943